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2 ticks more

Once .. twice.. three times a Scooter?

I originally thought 1-3" but backed down after those afternoon runs.

For NYC, specifically Central Park 10 % Above 15 inches 30 % 10 -15 inches 30 % 6 -10 inches 20 % 3 -6 inch 10 % 1 -3 inch

I've been trying to will that sucker to the southern beaches of LI for a couple of days to be honest, yet all my Jedi powers have managed apparently is kissing ACK... It's been considered. Also, noticed this system appears to also be expanding in recent runs. Radially farther W-N. Seeing more of those fractal frontogenic banding features that typically arc the NW periphery of these things.

I stopped watching them when I started following online forums going back to the AccuWeather/Eastern forums days in the early 2000s a few years before PDII. I always found the weather forums to be more accurate and informative than TV meterologists.

That's an HECS like the GFS. Wow! Thanks for posting the AIGFS/Weathernext models which TT/Pivotal don't have.

Even though the person rather poke fun at the question, probably because the person can't answer it. Actually the person is correct as there is a thing called dry thunder and has happened here before. Even though this is system will have plenty of precipitation. https://weathereventsexplained.com/dry-thunderstorms/ "Dry thunderstorms are a fascinating weather phenomenon that occur when lightning and thunder happen without significant rainfall. "

12 FV3

give me 8" and I won't mind @AlexD1990 and BOS getting 25"

I prayed every night for the gfs to be right here.

The issue is how the models are handling that initial piece of energy to hit the coastline, which is the energy that spawns that “eastern low” The models have continuously trended towards this being more meridionally oriented, and thus more closely involved with the main s/w energy, with the GFS leading the way to this point in that regard There won’t be an “eastern low” or a “western low”, at least for any extended time there’s going to be one low, and the question is how well the big chunk of energy can rein in that front running stuff

I feel like that goes for really any of the major models. When one model is absolutely locked on to a solution with consistency you have to give it greater consideration. Sent from my SM-F966U1 using Tapatalk

So possibilities...a case could be made for all 3 3-6 8-14 12-24

WSW hoisted for Garrett county.

It’s the nam so caveat emptor

33° snow makes the landscape so much prettier than 15° sleet

A lot of you guys are going to owe the GFS a big apology after this storm wrecks us lol Sent from my SM-F966U1 using Tapatalk

I’m not looking forward to making a first call on my page later today. GFS has over a foot, CMC/UKMET have just a couple inches, and who knows what the Euro will show. At this point I’m confident heavy snow makes it to the Delaware River…but how far will it get into PA?

Winter storm watches going up for the mid atlantic

The finest course in all of Western PA. Rittswood on Wednesdays

Hes really good.

I'm sure Lee Goldberg will have higher amounts when he comes on later this afternoon.

Still measured/conservative amounts. I don't blame them, really. They are broadcasting to a huge public audience, not to a forum. They almost always leave room to increase amounts as they looks more certain.

Yeah, that’s what I remember, thank you.Yeah, that’s what I remember, thank you.